This December, the New Jersey Devils had a rock-solid performance. They began with an impressive 5-1 victory against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden.

With the Devils having so much success this season, they will likely aim to add to their roster. Their top wish this year for Christmas should be for them to acquire a skilled middle-six forward before the 2025 NHL trade deadline passes.

On Monday, the New Jersey Devils proved the latter part true. The Devils handled the New York Rangers 5-0 at home behind two goals and an assist from center Jack Hughes. It marked New Jersey's second win over their rivals this season,

The New Jersey Devils host the Carolina Hurricanes after Jack Hughes' two-goal game against the New York Rangers in the Devils' 5-0 win.

Olivia Dunne sent fans wild at the Prudential Center on December 23 as the LSU Tigers' star swapped gymnastics for the NHL by heading to the New Jersey Devils' local clash with the

The New York Rangers are spiraling, and the New Jersey Devils are letting them know it. Following Monday afternoon's 5-0 victory over their Hudson River rivals at Prudential Center in Newark ...

Every game the Rangers have played recently has come with seismic implications. With the season already hanging in the balance with 48 games still left on the schedule, each time the Blueshirts ...

The New York Rangers face the New Jersey Devils on Monday afternoon at the Prudential Center in the final game before the holiday break (1:00 PM ET - TV: MSG Network - Radio: ESPN 1050 AM).

Entering Monday's matinee, the 23-year-old had amassed 23 points (13 goals, 10 assists) against his team's biggest rival in 21 games. Dating back to Mar. 22, 2022, Hughes earned at least a point over his next 10 games against the Rangers. Kristy Flannery discusses Sheldon Keefe's favorite game winner of the season on the New Jersey Devils site.

The New Jersey Devils' defensive play set an NHL record on Monday afternoon's victory over the New York Rangers.

Oh, the Devils kicked sand in the Rangers’ faces as if the tourists from the other side of the Hudson were weaklings at the beach.